Again, by no means am I suggesting that someone should or should not get vaccinated. Just clarifying that spike protein does enter systemic circulation. It would actually be nothing short of astounding, if it didn't.But the risk of myocarditis seems like a somewhat weak reason for not getting vaccinated since it's also a risk of natural infection.
I guess I would use the definition as those who work for the fda as well as peer reviewed Dr.s and scientists. The only thing I'm trying to get across is that some people have their own opinions as to why they are waiting for more evidence.Define "great scientists."
You're pointing at one drug that predated the realization that smoking was bad for you. If you want to point at what amounts to medical antiquity then you do you, but applying that thalidomide argument to this vaccine largely amounts to hyperbole.
It's not debatable that the vaccine is keeping more people from getting sicker and dying, it's also keeping our hospitals from being completely over run.
Meanwhile, I'm sure the same people will keep shoving bacon, ham and other processed meats (aka Group 1 carcinogens) down your gullet while grousing about what "might happen" with the vaccine.
Sounds like you're dating a veterinarianI'm in a relationship with a Pulmonary doctor. For the slow bunch, she deals with people that struggle daily minus respiratory infections. She prescribes to her COVID patients:
1. Ivermectin
2. Steroids
3. Antibiotics for opportunistic bacterial infections
Zero of her patients have died from COVID.
Interesting. Have you ever asked the percentage risk of dying from COVID for an unvaccinated person?